The Right to Yap

WELCOME TO THE RIGHT TO YAP | EPISODE 1We're kicking off our very first episode with a conversation you won't want to miss!After Turning Point USA's America: Love It or Leave It tour stop at the University of Iowa, The Daily Iowan published an opinion article by Muskan Mehta titled "The Loudest Cheers I've Ever Heard."The article made some pretty serious accusations, including describing moments from the event as "blatantly misogynist, racist, and extremist."But is that really the full story?In this episode, TPUSA at Iowa President Kayleigh Jurczyk and Vice President Isaac Branch break down the article, address its claims, and share our firsthand perspectives as the students who helped organize and host the event.We're bringing receipts, providing context, and sharing evidence to give you another side of the story.We believe in free speech, open dialogue, and the importance of hearing more than one perspective before forming an opinion.Whether you agree with us or not, we encourage you to watch, think for yourself, and join the conversation!Article discussed:"The Loudest Cheers I've Ever Heard" — Muskan Mehta, The Daily Iowan (October 8, 2026)YOUR HOSTS:Kayleigh Jurczyk | President, TPUSA at IowaIsaac Branch | Vice President, TPUSA at IowaABOUT THE RIGHT TO YAPHosted by two University of Iowa students, The Right to Yap is all about conversations surrounding politics, campus culture, current events, and the issues students are talking about. No topic is off limits, and we aren't afraid to ask questions or challenge the narrative.🔔 Subscribe for more episodes, and let us know your thoughts in the comments!#TheRightToYap #TPUSA #UniversityOfIowa #TheDailyIowan #FreeSpeech #CampusPolitics #TurningPointUSA